A Book A Week #47-QBQ

I’m torn about this book.  While I enjoyed reading it, I’m glad I didn’t pay any money for it.  It seems to be full of some common sense business applications.  Perhaps in a society that has an underlying victim mentality this book does have some usefulness.  There’s a lot of personal responsibility information, which I can appreciate.  And, to be honest, I do find myself asking some “Improper Questions” or IQs in my head at times.

The focus of the book is to train yourself to ask what you can do to improve the situation rather than asking yourself who you can blame for the situation.  As I said, some common sense stuff.  If your library has this book, check it out.  If you see it in the quarter bin at a yard sale or at Thriftsmart, get it.  Otherwise, save your money.